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Start anytime. Finish within 30 days. The 30-Day Dogventure Challenge turns everyday dog walks into small adventures. Walk or run with your dog, discover fun Dogventure moments along the way, and celebrate what you accomplish together. Most participants complete their Dogventure with about 10 to 20 walks over the month, but every adventure is different. Complete the challenge and earn your Dogventure shirt and matching dog bandana because adventure partners deserve rewards. How the Dogventure Challenge Works 1. Sign upYou are registered and ready to turn everyday walks into small adventures with your dog. 2. Start your DogventureWalk or run with your dog anytime, anywhere. Start whenever you are ready and complete the challenge within 30 days. 3. Discover Dogventure momentsAlong the way, capture at least 5 Dogventure photo moments during your walks. Examples include: Dog + sunriseDog + sunsetDog + trailDog + waterDog + another dogDog + wildflowerDog + scenic

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The goal is 10,000 steps every day, 310,000 steps for March.

The goal of the Mini Milers is to promote the activity of running through fun, dynamic running-related games and exercises. We want to help your children increase their respective levels of endurance by working up to a consistent regimen of running by the end of the program. Parents are welcome and encouraged to participate with their children! We offer multiple programs a year in Spring, early Summer, and in the Fall. Dates: March 1st through April 11th When: Sundays from 3 to 4 pmWhere: Creekside Elementary School - 5321 State Rd 1114, Durham, NC 27707Cost: $75 for 1 participant, 10% discount for siblings (will automatically apply in cart) - includes some Mini-Milers Swag! We do not want cost to be a barrier for anyone who wants to participate. Please reach out to nora.ayers@fleetfeet.com to get an adjusted entry if you need.End of season fun run information coming soon.Ages: 4-10Space is limited, so please register early!

Our FIRST Annual Run for Incredible Kids is here! ✨🏃‍♂️ This isn’t about pace.This isn’t about distance.This is about celebrating the incredible kids in your life 💛 Run, walk, jog, dance, crawl, skip—however you move is perfect. Whether you choose a 5K or 1 mile, every step honors a kid who inspires you. 🎖️ Every participant receives TWO medals:• One for you and your accomplishment• One to gift to the incredible kid you’re honoring This race is for everyone—families, kids, adults, strollers, wagons, walkers, and joyful movers of all kinds. 📅 Participate anytime in March📍 Anywhere you are Let’s move with purpose. Let’s celebrate our incredible kids. ❤️

Rapides Junior Runners Spring Series will host 3 races in February and March for kids aged 3 to 14.  One registration fee of $50 enters the runner into all three spring races.  Various distances are run, depending on the child's age and preference:  3-5 year olds will run 1/2 mile - untimed but will receive a participation medal; 6-14 year olds will choose the preferred distance of 1 mile or 2 miles during the initial registration.    Once registered, racer will run this distance every event.  If the racer chooses to change distances, please email organizers or inform organizers at the registration tent on race morning prior to running.  Two-mile participants will register as individual participants only - no team competitions in the spring season.    Upon individual registration, each participant will receive a bib number.  Please keep the same bib for all 3 races and pin to the front of the racer's shirt - top and bottom.  The racer must have a bib number to participate.  If

March Means MOVING Challenge Hosted by the Veterans & Military Advocates (VMA) ERG in partnership with the Women’s Impact Network – West (WIN-West)March 1 – March 31, 2026 | Virtual Event Spring is the season of momentum—and we’re kicking it off by moving together! The March Means MOVING Challenge invites all Cardinal Health employees to get active in whatever way feels right for you. Whether you enjoy a morning walk, a lunchtime jog, a weekend hike, rucking with friends, or taking your dog for an extra stroll—if it uses your feet, it counts.  How It WorksFrom March 1 through March 31, track any movement powered by your own two feet. Choose the activities that fit your lifestyle and comfort level: ✔️ Walking✔️ Running✔️ Hiking✔️ Rucking✔️ Dog walking✔️ Treadmill workouts✔️ Nature walks✔️ Any foot-powered movement that gets you stepping forward! Share your progress, photos, and motivation with our combined VMA and WIN‑West community as we support each other throughout the month.  Wh

This virtual event follows the actual route of the in person Shore to Shore Endurance Ride across the great state of Michigan and is in support of  Great Lakes Distance Riding Association (GLDRA) & the future of endurance riding.  The in person Shore to Shore Endurance Ride spanned four decades thanks to GLDRA and volunteers.  Hosted by WARHORSE Endurance® in partnership with GLDRA – Great Lakes Distance Riding Association   Founded in 1985 by Rhoda Ritter, the Michigan Shore to Shore Distance Ride became one of the Midwest’s most iconic endurance traditions — a true 250-mile, five-day journey from Lake Huron in Oscoda to Lake Michigan in Empire. After 34 consecutive years, the ride paused in 2018. In 2025, it returned as a special 40th anniversary, one-time-only commemorative event led by Ride Manager Barb Kurti, with original staff including Dr. Rae Mayer and Bruce Birr helping preserve its historic character. The 250 Mile Shore to Shore Virtual Edition honors that legacy while s

Join The Fun Have a fitness resolution for the new year?  Hate the bike trainer and treadmill?  Just can't wait till spring to start the season?  This series is for you.  We will race in some way, shape or form no matter the weather!  So sign up now and give yourself a goal to keep you motivated this winter. The Series The series will consist of 3 races.  The first event will be run/bike/swim and the last 2 will be in the normal order of events (subject to change based on the weather.  The overall male and female series winners will be awarded at the of the series. Race #1  Feb 26   3K Run/6 Mile Bike/400 yd SwimRace #2 March 26    400 yd Swim/12 Mile Bike/5K RunRace #3 April 23    400 yd Swim/18 Mile Bike/5K Run The Courses The 400 yd swim takes place in the parks indoor pool at Clear Creek Park's Family Activity Center with participants swimming a serpentine pattern across the pool.  There will be a staggered start for 2 and 3.  The bike courses are challenging loops with a f

Run/Walk: 1 Mile Fun Run, 5K, 10K, Half Marathon.  You will receive a runners t-shirt as part of your registration fee. (Along with a Digital BIB) 2026 Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew Learning & Tribute Center, Virtual Run/Walk Move with Purpose. Honor with Heart. Remember the 19. Join the 2026 GMIHC19 Virtual Run/Walk, a month-long, community-driven event honoring the legacy of the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots and supporting the mission of the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew Learning and Tribute Center. This is more than a run — it’s a shared act of remembrance, strength, and unity.  Choose Your Distance1 Mile Fun Run/Walk, 5K, 10K or Half Marathon All registered participants will receive an official event T-shirt as part of their registration. Each participant will also receive a Digital Race Bib with a unique number. Print it, wear it, or hold it up proudly for photos and sharing.  What Is a Virtual Run/Walk?A virtual run/walk allows you to participate anytim

The Pathway to 150k Challenge is a wellness activity in which you - the runner, walker or cyclist - log your daily or weekly miles and become eligible for prizes. You can encourage family and friends to join you in your pursuit of wellness while also promoting the success of Cochise College students. The activity is managed by the Cochise College Foundation. The foundation's vision is that Cochise College is accessible to all and affordable by our diverse and changing communities. Together, donors, staff and volunteers work to promote student success through scholarships, facilities development and program support.

Race InformationThis is a virtual race.Run anytime, anyplace you want.You do not have to wait for your medal to complete the race.You must have a US address for shipping.All participants, including runners and walkers, will receive a finisher medal. Race ResultsTo post your finish time, click on the results, and click on Submit Virtual Results. Finish times must be posted by the end of the month. Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php  Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php  Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php  US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Join the 100,000 Reasons Challenge and be part of a national movement to honor the 100,000 lives lost to blood clots each year. Every year, blood clots claim 100,000 lives—but together, we can change that. During this 31-day challenge in March, Blood Clot Awareness Month, you’ll move your body your way—run, walk, ride, or roll—while helping raise awareness and funds to prevent future tragedies. Your participation honors those we’ve lost, supports lifesaving education and prevention efforts, and amplifies the voices of patients, families, and survivors across the country. Together, we will: Reach communities with critical blood clot educationRaise funds to support awareness and prevention initiativesRemember the lives lost and the families forever impacted Let’s make every step, every mile, and every moment count.Join the 100,000 Reasons Challenge and help save lives.

Race InformationThis is a virtual race.Run anytime, anyplace you want.You do not have to wait for your medal to complete the race.You must have a US address for shipping.All participants, including runners and walkers, will receive a finisher medal. Race ResultsTo post your finish time, click on the results, and click on Submit Virtual Results. Finish times must be posted by the end of the month. Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php  Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php  Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php  US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Race InformationThis is a virtual race.Run anytime, anyplace you want.You do not have to wait for your medal to complete the race.You must have a US address for shipping.All participants, including runners and walkers, will receive a finisher medal. Race ResultsTo post your finish time, click on the results, and click on Submit Virtual Results. Finish times must be posted by the end of the month. Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php  Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php  Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php  US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Race InformationThis is a virtual race.Run anytime, anyplace you want.You do not have to wait for your medal to complete the race.You must have a US address for shipping.All participants, including runners and walkers, will receive a finisher medal. Race ResultsTo post your finish time, click on the results, and click on Submit Virtual Results. Finish times must be posted by the end of the month. Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php  Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php  Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php  US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Race InformationThis is a virtual race.Run anytime, anyplace you want.You do not have to wait for your medal to complete the race.You must have a US address for shipping.All participants, including runners and walkers, will receive a finisher medal. Race ResultsTo post your finish time, click on the results, and click on Submit Virtual Results. Finish times must be posted by the end of the month. Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php  Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php  Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php  US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Race InformationThis is a virtual race.Run anytime, anyplace you want.You do not have to wait for your medal to complete the race.You must have a US address for shipping.All participants, including runners and walkers, will receive a finisher medal. Race ResultsTo post your finish time, click on the results, and click on Submit Virtual Results. Finish times must be posted by the end of the month. Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php  Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php  Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php  US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Take on the America 250 Challenge and celebrate your accomplishment of the Challenge on the 250th anniversary celebration of the United States!  Challenge participants will seek to complete 250 miles of intentional running and walking between the start of the Challenge on March 1 and the completion date in July 4! Participants can track their progress on Strava, if they choose, with the America 250 Challenge group and support one another as they pursue their goal! Registration for the Challenge is just $10. Participants who complete their Challenge will receive a custom America 250 Challenge medal and can also choose to add a custom challenge shirt to their Challenge registration for just $12!

The Full Tilt Riders Motorcycle Club (MC) is proud to announce the launch of its first-ever “Riding for a Cure” Cross-Country Relay, a bold and heartfelt journey spanning the highways and heartlands of America to raise awareness and critical funds for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Beginning on the East Coast and ending on the Pacific, this nationwide motorcycle relay will unite chapters, supporters, and communities across the country in a show of strength, solidarity, and speed in the fight against multiple sclerosis (MS) — a disease that affects more than 2.8 million people worldwide. Mission: To ride coast to coast, mile after mile, hand-off after hand-off, carrying the torch of hope and determination to every state along the route — raising $25,000 in donations to directly support MS research, advocacy, and patient services. Event Name: “Riding for a Cure: Full Tilt Riders MC National Relay for MS” Relay Details: Start Date: March 1, 2025Starting Point: Fayetteville, NCEn

Our most popular event of 2018 and has now become one of our Signature Races, which means we were able to order more medals! This does not have a year on the medal or ribbon, so complete it anytime! We love to celebrate our favorite bear with our Be Brave 1 Mile, 5K, 10K, 13.1, 26.2.  The medal has our favorite quote from A.A. Milne, “Promise me you’ll always remember, you’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.”   We will be donating at least 15% of every registration to charity. What: This is a 1 Mile, 5K, 10K, 13.1, 26.2  virtual run (or walk) to celebrate being BRAVE!  You choose which distance you want to complete! *Medals and bibs start shipping out March 1, 2026. After that they will ship out within 2 to 5 days of signing up When: Complete your race any time in 2026!  Sign up before the medals sell out! Where:  You choose the course and you time yourself (you’ll report your finishing time to us). Why:  Because this is our way of celebratin

Our Cinnaminson Running Club is a youth running club for kids in Cinnaminson and neighboring towns from kindergarten through high school (for the 2025 - 2026 school year).  Our club is an affiliate member of the Road Runners Club of America (RRCA). Our club's mission is to: Make running fun for kids while improving their fitness, health, coordination, and athleticism Encourage kids to participate and try their best, gaining a sense of accomplishment Complement other sports and activities, helping kids to improve their endurance, speed, and performance, reinforcing good sportsmanship and teamwork Promote healthy, active lifestyles for families, encouraging family members to join in with their kids Joining our clubThe cost to join our club is $25, which covers membership for one year and includes a short-sleeved tech team shirt or singlet to wear at races and events in which our club participates.  You can join our club at any time during the year. Training scheduleOur club will

Race InformationThis is a virtual race.Run anytime, anyplace you want.You do not have to wait for your medal to complete the race.You must have a US address for shipping.All participants, including runners and walkers, will receive a finisher medal. Race ResultsTo post your finish time, click on the results, and click on Submit Virtual Results. Finish times must be posted by the end of the month. Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php  Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php  Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php  US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Race InformationThis is a virtual race.Run anytime, anyplace you want.You do not have to wait for your medal to complete the race.You must have a US address for shipping.All participants, including runners and walkers, will receive a finisher medal. Race ResultsTo post your finish time, click on the results, and click on Submit Virtual Results. Finish times must be posted by the end of the month. Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php  Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php  Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php  US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

March is Reading Month, and our school is celebrating with a school-wide reading fundraiser! Students will work toward grade-appropriate reading goals during the month of March, while raising money to support our school community!

Join us for a Kids’ Splash & Dash Series this spring at the Louisville Rec Center! Get ready for a fun, energetic winter racing experience! Each event features an indoor swim in the Louisville Rec Center pool, followed by a run on the outdoor trail. In the case of bad weather, the run will move indoors to the running track. This series is open to kids ages 6–14. Register for a single race or sign up for the full series. Athletes who complete all races will earn points toward becoming the Series Champion. Age Groups & Distances6–8 yrs: 50-yard swim / 0.65-mile run9–11 yrs: 100-yard swim / 1.3-mile run12–14 yrs: 150-yard swim / 1.95-mile run *Age is determined by the child’s age on December 31, 2026. This race is sanctioned by USA Triathlon, which means all participants must have a current annual USAT membership. If you don’t already have one, you will be prompted to purchase it during registration for $10. The membership is valid for 12 months and only needs to be purchased once

The Michigan Off Road Championship is a NEW, exciting mountain bike race series in the state of Michigan.

Join us for the Bobcat 5k and kids fun run. This will be a fun event for your entire family. There will be a chip timed 5K Run/Walk, kids 1/2 mile fun run, health fair, and so much more! We are raising money for our school and physical education program! The 5K race will be a walk/run from Belle Terre Elementary School down the path along the school and back to the school. Our goal is for everyone to participate in the 5K and then attend the free wellness fair to learn about health lifestyles and activities within our community!  Even our littlest runners will be able to compete in their very own fun run (ages 4-12).  It is BTES' 20th year!  The theme this year is "Once Upon a Time" Be creative and create costumes for a special prize!  Awards for: Child 12 and under, adult, and couple/family. WhenApril 11  @ 9:00 - 11:00 am Where Belle Terre Elementary School5545 Belle Terre ParkwayPalm Coast, FL 32137 Entry FeesBefore March 1st              $30 March 1st - April 11th

The 2026 Scioto Miles Spring Race Series presented by ASICS is back and better than ever! This exciting series features two races on March 1st and March 22nd, offering participants the opportunity to challenge themselves with distances of 5K, 10K, or 15K at each event. Series participants will receive a pair of top-of-the-line ASICS Cumulus, or GT-2000 running shoes, a custom Ciele hat, a race shirt, and two finisher medals to commemorate their accomplishments. Whether you are a seasoned runner or a beginner looking to start your racing journey, this series has something for everyone. Lace up your shoes and join us for an unforgettable racing experience! What:  5K, 10K & 15K Race Series. Both dates feature a 5K loop course!  Participants have the option to complete the distance of their choice at both events. PLUS, a FREE Kids Run! When:  Sunday, March 1st and Sunday, March 22nd. Start time for 5K, 10K & 15K is 8:00am for both events! Start time for FREE Kids Run is 7:45am.

IF YOU ARE JOINING THE CHALLENGE LATE, YOU CAN GO BACK AND MANUALLY ENTER ANY MILES STARTING WITH MARCH 1ST After you've spent some time on the couch! couch! couch! it's time to get moving again. Let the K-POP Challenge inspire you! From March 1st 2026 to March 31st 2026, run, walk, bike, or skate your way to 50 miles and complete the K-POP Challenge.  K-POP Challenge Participants will receive:The huge Challenge medal (scroll down for picture) and all 5 removable charms you see pictured with the medal. TrackingYou will be able to see your progress tracking bar as well as milestones achieved along the way. You will also be able to follow others that are currently active in the Challenge.   Challenge duration:You can start/join the Challenge any time after 12:01am Eastern time March 1st 2026. Run, walk, bike, or skate to complete your miles at your own pace throughout the month. The Challenge ends at 11:59pm Eastern time March 31st 2026.  Leaderboard StatusYou will be able to log

Keep on Living: Move for Hope – March – Cardinal & Oak Tree of Hearts - 1K • 5K • 10K • Half Marathon Virtual  RunA virtual or live event you can complete anytime, anywhere! The cardinal appears when the heart is listening.A flash of red against the quiet sky,a reminder that life still sings—even in the cold. It returns again and again,not wandering far from what it loves.Its presence speaks of devotion,of hope that does not fade with the season. The oak stands nearby, rooted and steady.It does not rush to grow.It weathers storms, holds memory in its rings,and remains—long after softer things have passed. Like the cardinal and the oak,love endures through time and trial.It connects us.It steadies us.It reminds us that we do not stand alone. This race invites participants to honor the bonds that sustain them—to move with gratitude,to carry love forward,and to draw strength from the connections that keep the heart standing. Celebrate life, raise awareness, and support a meaningful ca

💪 Stronger Than Yesterday – Virtual RaceMarch Event | R3 Run Club The Stronger Than Yesterday Virtual Race is more than miles.It is momentum. Designed for the month of March, this event is about progress over perfection. Whether you are just beginning your journey or have been building strength for years, this race honors the decision to keep going. Walk, jog, run, or mix it up. Complete your miles outdoors, on a treadmill, at the gym, or on your favorite route. Choose the distance that challenges you in this season of your life. This event is for: • The runner building consistency• The athlete rebuilding confidence• The walker choosing courage• The experienced runner pushing new limits• The everyday person proving strength is built daily At R3 Run Club, pace does not define you. Progress does. Every mile you complete is proof that you showed up.Every step forward makes you stronger than you were yesterday. 🏅 All registered participants receive:• Exclusive Stronger Than

KEEP ON LIVING: MOVE FOR HOPE- Feb Theme – Row to Resilience  -1K • 5K • 10K • Half Marathon RunA virtual or live event you can complete anytime, anywhere! To move forward in a boat, you do not rush.You pull—again and again—through resistance. The water does not part easily.Each stroke asks for focus, balance, and trust in your own strength.Progress comes quietly, earned through repetition and resolve. There are moments when the current feels heavy,when your arms burn,when stopping would be easier than continuing.And still—you row. Like life, this journey is not about speed.It is about persistence.About meeting resistance and choosing to move anyway. This race reminds participants that resilience is built one steady stroke at a time—that strength grows through effort,and that even against the current,you can keep moving forward. Celebrate life, raise awareness, and support a meaningful cause — on your own terms. Move for Hope is perfect whether you run, walk, bike, hike, or use a tread

March is National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month.  As you know, our son Michael has CP and requires a lot of equipment to do day to day activities.  Cerebral Palsy is the most common motor disability in children, in fact, about 1 in 345 children has been identified with CP.  Motor impairment severity differs from kid to kid, however: the cost for adaptive equipment is expensive yet necessary for them to gain their independence. Unfortunately, not every family can afford the equipment and insurance doesn't always deem things "medically necessary."  We want to help raise awareness, encourage inclusion AND help raise money for those with Cerebral Palsy (and any other motor disability) who need help paying for life-changing equipment ranging from wheelchairs, gait trainers, educational tools to bath chairs. With your participation and donations from past five year’s event, we have donated thousands of dollars to https://www.equipforchildren.org/.This is an organization in Maryl

Get outside & get moving this spring! Please venmo or zelle Sage $10 to cover the cost of the 2026 Spring Hiking Challenge commemorative patch. If you want to participate but don’t want a patch, you don’t have to pay anything :) Thank you!! Venmo - @Sage-Kearney Zelle - 404-936-4292

🏗️ Built Not Given – Virtual RaceApril Event | R3 Run Club The Built Not Given Virtual Race is more than miles.It is earned. Designed for the month of April, this event is about ownership. The strength you’ve been building now becomes the identity you claim. Nothing about this journey was handed to you. You showed up for it. Walk, jog, run, or mix it up. Complete your miles outdoors, on a treadmill, at the gym, or on your favorite route. Choose the distance that reflects the work you’ve been putting in. This event is for: • The runner who kept going when it was hard• The athlete who refused to quit• The walker building strength step by step• The determined soul choosing discipline over doubt• The everyday person proving resilience is earned At R3 Run Club, titles are not given. They are built. Every mile you complete is proof of your effort.Every step forward confirms who you are becoming. 🏅 All registered participants receive:• Exclusive Built Not Given finisher medal•

Hearoes for Hearing is a student-led non-profit whose mission is to raise awareness and funds for patients in the UF Health Cochlear Implant Program. Hearoes is the philanthropy of the University of Florida's National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA), engaging students and the greater Gainesville community to support hearing health initiatives.    A cochlear implant is a device that provides direct electrical stimulation to the auditory (hearing) nerve in the inner ear. Children and adults with a severe to profound hearing loss who do not benefit from hearing aids may be better candidates for cochlear implants. Costs of evaluations, hospital bills, implantation, the device, and programming can run up to $100,000, highlighting the importance of organizations like Hearoes for Hearing to support families with such expenses.   This spring, we are organizing a virtual fundraiser to assist with these costs. To donate, sign up for the "Standard Donation" event.

The Afterschool Enrichment Club Program is designed to provide students with meaningful, engaging, and developmentally appropriate experiences beyond the traditional school day. Our goal is to foster academic growth, social-emotional development, and creative exploration in a safe and supportive environment. Through a variety of club offerings, students are encouraged to discover new interests, build confidence, and strengthen their critical thinking skills.

The Afterschool Enrichment Club Program is designed to provide students with meaningful, engaging, and developmentally appropriate experiences beyond the traditional school day. Our goal is to foster academic growth, social-emotional development, and creative exploration in a safe and supportive environment. Through a variety of club offerings, students are encouraged to discover new interests, build confidence, and strengthen their critical thinking skills.

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Trail Runners and Hikers this one's for you! Log your trail miles this month to earn a chance at great prizes. Never gotten off the road? Use this as a chance to try something new. Plus we'll be highlighting local areas to check out.  Clover -  25+ miles (Draw for 3 x $25 gift cards) Emerald - 50+ Miles (Draw for $75 gift card) Pot o' Gold - 100+ Miles (Draw for Free Pair of Trail Runners) How to Participate: *Track your miles and self-report your progress in RunSignUp and we'll tally at the end of the month.Record your run/walk and self-report via RunSignUp.Stay motivated, cheer each other on, and finish strong. Don't forget to tag @WACORUNNINGCOMPANY so we can keep up with your progress!! AND Join us in our ONE MORE RUN CLUB Facebook Group for updates and encouragement.

Buzz by each of the nine participating coffee shops and walk or run all nine routes. Each time you walk or run a route, ask the participating coffee shop to sign your passport. If the shop is closed have a friend sign or bring it by Patterson Park Community Center. After completing all nine, bring your signed passport to Patterson Park Community Center for your commemorative coffee mug.  Maps will be available during the registration process.

LNR Spring Yoga This yoga class series will be based in Hatha tradition with a focus on a gentle flow between poses, flexibility, balance and strength. It will be geared toward the athlete who wants to supplement their training routine as well for those who want to explore and deepen their yoga practice. With a focus on finding steadiness and alignment in poses, this hour long class is a perfect complement to the runner, skier and biker alike.  Strength for Endurance Athletes The Adult Strength for Endurance Athletes program will primarily focus on building a solid base for nordic skiing, running, and other endurance sports by utilizing body weight movements, barbells, free weights, and plyometrics. Participants will learn to use correct technique for movements through hands on instruction. Also, a large focus for the sessions will be mobility and movement mechanics. This will be a beneficial course to improve your overall performance for endurance sports, whether you are new to streng

The FSRC Spring Coed 5K Training program is an  8 week training to prepare for the Frederick Running Festival Twilight 5K Race. The program is designed for everyone from first time runners looking to complete a 5K to experienced runners looking to improve their 5K performance. Participants must be at least 16 years of age on program start date. Group runs will be held weekly on Tuesdays at 6pm and Saturdays at 8 am at various locations in Frederick, MD. Our first group run will be Tuesday, March 10, 2026 at 6 pm at the Baker Park Bandshell. The program will begin the week of March 10th 2026 and run through May 2nd 2026 with our target race. The target race is the Frederick Running Festival Twilight 5K race.   Want to know more about the program: Information Session will be held March 3rd at Rak Brewing at 6 pm where Coacheswill answer questions about the program and plans.   Prerequisites for the program: To help protect against injury, we strongly recommend you are: Consistently runni

SCAD is...Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection. SCAD is a little know and poorly understood type of a heart attack. SCAD is caused when a sudden tear occurs within the layers of one or more arteries to the heart. This tear blocks blood flow and causes a heart attack. Unfortunately, SCAD may also lead to cardiac arrest and sometimes death. SCAD is the #1 cause of a heart attack in women under age 50 as well as the #1 cause of a heart attack in women who are pregnant and new mothers. Although less common, SCAD can affect men too.

Learn to Curl Registration Learn to Curl (LTC) Perfect for first-timers! This session focuses on the fundamentals — delivering the stone, sweeping, and understanding basic rules and strategy. Coaches guide you step-by-step, ensuring you build a solid foundation. The session wraps up with a short game so you can try out your new skills in play. Advanced Learn to Curl (ALTC) Ideal for anyone who has attended a Learn to Curl or has basic familiarity with curling. This session offers more time for game play and skill development — refining delivery, improving consistency, and exploring team strategy — with coaches still on hand to help. “Advanced” simply means less time on the very beginning basics and more time to curl! Both sessions include about two hours of ice time and one hour of game play. Either one will prepare you for league play, but attending both gives you the best mix of instruction, confidence, and hands-on experience before joining a team. CostThe cost is $30 per person for

THE 2026 LAKE RUN PERFORMANCE BUILD May 2. 4.37 Mile & 12K.This is a race build for runners who want to compete. 8 weeks of structured, performance-based training: • Threshold development• VO₂ max sessions• Race-pace workouts• Long-run progression• Taper & race execution guidance Designed for intermediate runners targeting a PR. Investment:$55 – Lake Run Club Members$65 – Non-Members Limited roster.Starts March 4th, 2026 Transform yourself into being "Race Ready" for May 2nd Lake Run! Our training programs are designed to have you prepared and ready to run the Lake Run, in either the 3 mile walk, the 4.37 mile or 12K 7.44 mile. The Lake Run is the first Saturday in May.  Our spring training program, will focus on High Intensity Interval Training,  including stretching, race strategies and Nutrition.  This 8 week training program is for both first time runners and any runner who is looking to improve race performance.  Lake Run group leaders have decades of running exper

7-8 Week Program  |  1 Session Every WeekProgram Cost: $129*Program for 1st-6th grade only, no exceptions Registration opens February 16, 2025 at 8 AMPrograms begin March 4 or later depending on location. Most begin the week of March 17 ** In Spring 2025 with changes to early release days, some school programs are 6-7 weeks and others are 8 weeks. Some schools will change times and others will not hold a class on an early release day.  In addition, some schools begin as early as 3/4 while others do not start until the more traditional mid-March. These variations are so we can continue to offer the programs given the scheduling constraints associated with the schools. All locations will not hold sessions during spring break, 3/30-4/30. We appreciate your understanding!  RunFit Kidz is offered at local elementary schools in partnership with the PTA/PTO/school leadership. Spring schools are included in the registration options -- area schools share program details through school-specific

Tri 4 Schools Training Teams are after-school programs that focus on both physical activity and emotional learning. Each Training Team prepares together to complete a Tri 4 Schools event.  Financial aid is available and options to apply financial aid are available on the online registration form.  Contact Rachael at rhagen@tri4schools.org with questions.   Here is what you can expect: Workouts that incorporate both cardio and strength training elementsMindfulness activities and discussionsEach team will host 10-14 practices with run and bike training depending on the team specific location and calendarThree swim lessons are included for teams training for a triathlon.  Teams training for the Bike + Run may have optional swim lessons depending sponsorship and pool availability.   Practice calendars will vary based on the event the team is training for and the practice location.  For the spring season, teams will train for either the Waunakee Kids Triathlon on May 16 or the Sun P

The City of Port Orange is proud to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 2026. The City will join communities across the country in commemorating the moment our nation was born and the courage and service of the countless patriots that fought for the establishment of the United States of America.  Join us in celebrating by taking on the Stars & Strides Challenge! 13 Miles for 13 Colonies 50 Miles for 50 States 250 Miles for 250 Years Log miles between March 4th and July 4th to earn your America 250 medal! This is a virtual miles challenge, with racers reporting their miles and times through RunSignUp. You can run it all in one session, or run one mile at a time until you reach your goal. After registration, you'll receive a link with instructions on how to log your miles.  All entries include a finisher medal and a shirt. Pickup available at the Port Orange 4th of July Spectacular or at the Port Orange Parks & Recrea